mediocrity
日本語WordNet
ordinariness as a consequence of being average and not outstanding
JMdict
AIによる解説
The quality of being ordinary or moderate; a person of average abilities.
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The critics considered the theatrical production mediocre and criticized the director's interpretation as lacking originality.
批評家は演劇作品を平凡だと考え、監督の解釈を独創性に欠けると批判しました。
The teacher reminded students that "no man can serve two masters," explaining that they must prioritize either academic achievement or social pursuits, as attempting both would yield mediocre results in each domain.
教師は「誰も二人の主人に仕えることはできない」と学生に思い出させ、学問的達成か社会的追求のどちらかを優先しなければならず、両方を試みれば各領域で凡庸な結果しか得られないと説明した。
An undiscerning audience applauded the mediocre performance.
見る目のない観客が平凡な演技に拍手を送った。
He gave a mediocre performance in the competition.
彼は大会で凡庸な成績を残した。
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